Ornamental tattooing involves the administration of exogenous pigments into the skin to create a permanent design. Our case focuses on a 62-year-old woman who presented with an inflamed enlarging nodule on her right proximal calf, which arose within the red pigment of an ornamental tattoo. The nodule was diagnosed as squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) and subsequently excised. Over the course of the...

Marking behavior, marking-like behavior [3], and changes of the scent glands were observed in aged Mongolian gerbils. In Experiment 1, changes in the marking and marking-like behavior with aging were evaluated in adult male and female Mongolian gerbils of an inbred strain aged 6 to 36 months. The frequency of marking behavior in males was significantly higher than females throughout the observa...

 Abstract A 2.5 year old girl is presented with both hands constriction bands leading to distal amputations and the rare deformity of shoulder duplication in the right side accompanying constriction skin marking over the affected shoulder. The cephalomedial scapula articulated with the clavicle and the caudolateral scapula articulated with humeral head. The most important physical finding which...

INTRODUCTION Brain surgery in the language dominant hemisphere remains challenging due to unintended post-surgical language deficits, despite using pre-surgical functional magnetic resonance (fMRI) and intraoperative cortical stimulation. Moreover, patients are often recommended not to undergo surgery if the accompanying risk to language appears to be too high. While standard fMRI language mapp...

This paper aims to apply the dependent marking theory shed light on distribution of information markers in Shilluk, which can be divided into two types: marked and unmarked. Focus belongs type, while Topic unmarked type. claims that Shilluk consists steps, with type assigned Step 1 2. In 1, if an NP is c-commanded by another a domain, it feature [FOC]. 2, there remaining has received no [TOP]. ...

We postulate a universe of objects in which each object is described by a set of characteristics. Different objects can have the same or different characteristics, but they differ in at least one characteristic. Thus, every object can be conceptually thought to have an implicit unique identity, though the object identity is not manifest. We have two data sources. The first is a collection of st...

Visual recognition requires to learn object models from training data. Commonly, training samples are annotated by marking only the bounding-box of objects, since this appears to be the best tradeoff between labeling information and effectiveness. However, objects are typically not box-shaped. Thus, the usual parametrization of object hypotheses by only their location, scale and aspect ratio se...